Arches, arches… there are so many, and they are huge, more than huge.
This is wonderful, magnificent in fact, but it’s strange that there’s no-one around.
I shall continue to walk, slowly of course, I’ll stop almost halfway, it’s all ways good.
But then I’ll have a ponder since it’s most appealing, and then I will wander again.
and now I am there,
and the great door is open,
so now I’ll move on.
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Image credit: Ayşenur @ Unsplash
This photo shows arches in a hallway that are dimly lit. At the end of the hallway, there is light, as if coming from a window or an open door on the side. The consecutive arches give this image a sense of depth.
Written in response to Sadje‘s What Do You See #360 photo prompt.
A very moving and vivid piece, Chris 👍
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Thanks a lot, Aptivi!
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You’re most welcome, Chris! ☺️
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Excellent, Chris! (Among other things, I like the ponder/wander rhyme.)
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Yes, I do like those words… ponder and wander – always nice to rhyme (or not)!
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Ponder and wander, Alice got herself in a bit of a pickle doing just that. 😉
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Oh yes, very true… poor Alice (she must be pretty old now, but doing very well). 😊
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😅😅 I wonder where she’s wandering now?
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Good question (giggling) 😉
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😅😆😅
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To me this is a slow journey of mindfulness – “it’s all ways good” – good always to move forward and all ways forward are good both for mind and body, love this 💞Suzanne
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Ahh thank you so much, Suzanne! 😊
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the im pei curve perhaps
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It could be indeed!
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A beautiful poem Chris. Very vivid, as if we both were strolling down that hallway. Thanks for joining in
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Oh yes, such a nice idea… let’s go soon! Plus that photo was so useful, thanks so much, Sadje. 💖
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Thank you so much dear friend
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I picture this is me walking along those arches. Did you spy on me or something? 🤭
I truly loved this, Chris.
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That sounds very plausible – such a giggle as we duck and dive by those arches! 🤣🤣
Thanks so much, Maria.
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Haha I can picture it!
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😉
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It’s a really fascinating choice; thank you!
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Indeed, most interesting don’t we think. Let’s enjoy! 😊💖😉
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An intriguing poem!
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Seems so… 😉
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“...I’ll stop almost halfway,”
totally begging the question: where in an arch is the halfway point? when you stop entering and start entering
intriguing post
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Those arches are a bit of a conundrum actually, but have we counted them from beginning to end?
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beautifully done, Chris…🤍
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Thanks so much, Destiny! 💛
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The rhythm of stopping to ‘ponder and wander’ gives this piece such a lovely, reflective pace! I really enjoyed reading your exchange with byngnigel in the comments about poor Alice getting into a pickle with her own wandering. As Dave Astor noted, that rhyme works so naturally!
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Aww, thank you so much!
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😊
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You’re welcome Chris ☺️
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I could walk with you, Chris and eager to see beyond the door! 😀
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What a nice idea. Let us walk outside in the lovely warm sun, and maybe we could sit on a bench having a chat. What do you think, Balroop?
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Sure! If you offer sips of mocha in between the chat. 😀
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😊
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Beautifully written, Chris, I love where the picture took you.
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Thank you so much, Keith.
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This photograph took you in a most interesting direction.
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It did indeed. Such an interesting photo!
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